Is this how memes work? I am old but I am still learning.
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Writing, often with/on algorithmic mediation. English Phd student/worker at UWaterloo studying critical approaches to code and data, computational rhetoric, queer media studies. I like birds, speculative fiction, lists, social ecology or anarcho-syndicalism, prose, midsize cities, simulation and roleplaying games, overhearing, sauteeing…
We are discovering what global war lead by 21st century neo-fascists looks like, and also I had one of the best bowls of noodles I’ve ever tasted (Wuhan Chili Chili in Markham, Ontario) today
Good day to reread Mark Twain‘s 1901 “To the Person Sitting in Darkness”. And also Eduardo Galeano. I strongly recommend Mirrors, one of Galeano’s last works. https://www.thenation.com/article/archive/the-pan-american/tnamp/
This literally pro-fascism car oriented Czech political party which just won 13 seats in parliament seems like something we’re destined to see in Canada
Sure would be nice if the Toronto Star didn’t quote as experts culture-war-right think tanks with fashy-dogwhistle names and a penchant for genocide denial
democratic socialism just keeps working (and everyone does their best not to notice)
“Collective Love” by Ahmad Shamlou https://www.niloufartalebi.com/ahmad-shamlou-translations-recitations
Mass-psychosis-as-a-service. Tlön Uqbar Orbis Tertius, but evil. A neighborhood sized map ruining Memohis air. XAI market cap $75 billion and rising, with participation from the Vision Fund, Fidelity, State Street, BlackRock, a16z, Lightspeed Partners, and Sequoia capital.
Why is it culturally almost mandatory in these countries to live in a way, in this case for no apparent benefit other than ad-shaped prestige, that accelerates and almost guarantees the destruction of the biosphere? https://www.thestar.com/business/opinion/eight-of-the-top-10-vehicles-in-canada-are-now-defined-as-trucks-why-our/article_bf782038-1212-11ef-a82b-4b7a4b1cb8be.html
Amir Barnea: Eight of the top 10 vehicles in Canada are now defined as ‘trucks.’ Why our obsession with trucks is becoming a health and safety hazard
Larger vehicles increase traffic congestion, take more parking space and create noise pollution. Yet those who buy trucks don’t seem to care much about these issues, writes Amir Barnea.